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> In a relational database the real question here is WHY?
>
> What reason would lead you to care the order of columns in the table?
> You may be thinking about the problem the wrong way. It's one of those
> time you need to think "out of the box".
Just wondering if it can be done...
The reason is I comprae the database to a foxpro database...
It uses a function AFIELDS(adestarray)
Which stores the table columns ect. in an array..
i.e.
adestarry[1,1]='COL1'
adestarry[2,1]='COL2'
ect..
in foxpro columns can be added this way...
So when I compare structures
and this senario happens....
it always think this column is missing ....
Sure there are ways around this but.....
I ust thought it might be possible with an added clasue to the alter table SQL... -----------== Posted via Deja News, The Discussion Network ==---------- http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Discuss, or Start Your Own Received on Thu Mar 25 1999 - 07:10:25 CST
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